Netflix (NFLX) has seen its stock lag the market by about 20% over the past year, trading 39% below its 52-week high. Concerns over valuation and potential acquisition have weighed on the stock, with management forecasting higher spending in 2026. Despite this, Netflix remains strong operationally, with plans to expand offerings and grow revenue. The stock is now in oversold territory, signaling potential stabilization. Strong earnings growth is expected in 2026, driven by rising membership, pricing power, and a growing advertising business. With a reasonable valuation and strong fundamentals, Netflix’s risk-reward looks attractive.

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